Quote from @David Lutz: @Jeremy H.The title of the post was to grab eyeballs, a more accurate title would have been “myth of cashflow in the early years for OOS investors who are not handymen doing their own repairs on lower class properties” but that’s not nearly as catchy.

You can, however, ask a Realtor to just list your property in the MLS for a flat fee and do nothing else, meaning you answer any and all enquiries, show the property, do your own negotiations and make arrangements for the closing with either a title company or a real estate lawyer.

So I'm done talking about this topic and I clearly should be investing in real estate and have talked with real estate lawyers, agents, title companies, and all the wholesaling meet-ups and all the paid realty group meetings.It doesn't matter if you are willing to do the learning I have for free, you will learn about how to complete your first deal and it won't cost you a dime.If you have 10k to blow, you could have put that into a multifamily you could live it for a year and start building equity or do what I did. 

I saw the upstate title and it caught my attentionand wanted to see where.

Would be great to hear from any title experts...

Also, TITLE companies that are experience in these type of transactions.

Unless you actually hold title to the house in question.  

I'm not sure what boxes you could check for an amenity like this, but you could at least have a photo within the first 5 listing pictures and mention it in the title. 

I'm gonna tag @Elise Bickel Tauber in this post as she's definitely the right person for you to get in touch with in terms of investing in the Pittsburgh market - smart move by the way. 

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